The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 16, 1895, Page 10

10 THE SAN ¥RANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1895 - ————————————————————————— INTHE HANDBALL COURTS, The Professional and Amateur Coast Champions ‘Are Defeated. Champlon Jones of Australla Wins From J. Lawless and George Hutchinson. The handball courts were crowded yes- terday, and the spectators were treated to several closely contested games. At the San Francisco court J. Jones, the Aus- tralian champion, played against A. Law- less and G. Hutchinson, and defeated them after a hard struggle. Another interesting game was played between W. Williams and Charles Johnson and Al Collins and L. Kenny from the Occidental court, re- sulting in the defeat of the two latter by three games to one. The event of the day at the Occidental court wasa match between T. Fennessy, champion of the Acme Club, Oakland, and H. R. French and P. T. Donnelly, amateur champion of the Coast, and T. F. Bonnet. The two former won the final game by two aces. General J. G. Wall and John Mallon played a rattling game against J. M, Cur- rier and M. Skelly, and won. Next Wed- nesday night Coast Champion Donnelly | and James C. Nealon will play M. J. Kii- gallon and R. Linehan, and the prelimin- ary game will be between John Purcell and G. Goggin and Ed Maloney and V. C. Tobin. 7 At the Union court considerable interest was taken in a match between J. Harlow, the coast champion, and Al Pennoyer and R. Lenihan and J. Feeney. The two lat- ter won after a pretty exhibition of the zame. They are a fine team and hard to beat, Next Sunday aiternoon P. T. Don- nelly, the amateur coast champion, and C. J. McGlynn of the Occidental court will play Feeney and Terry McManus, who de- jeated McGlynn for the heavy-weight championship. Following were the games played in the different courts: an Francisco court—Thomas Daly defeated Thomas Jorda 12, 19—21, 21—14; D. Finnigan and W. Darius defeated Thomas Kyan and George Ward, 21—11, 17—21, 21—14; P. Barry and Thomas Ryan defeated H. Moffett and George Wood, 21—9, 11—21, 21-17;J. O'Brien and_J.' Dodd defeated J. and Ben Collins, 21—13, 8—21, 2 H. Moffett defeated George Ward, 21—17,9— 21, 21—13. W. Williams and Charles Johnson deleatea Al Collins and L. Kenny of the O dental court, 21—11, 621, 2112, 21— P. Kelly and M. McDonald defeated Austin Hendry and J. Vogelsang, 21—11, 18—21, 21— s, the Australian champion, de- J. Lawless and G. Hutcbinson, 8—21, 21-12, 16—12, 2119, 21—11. ccidental court—G. Goggins and W. Jacobs efeated V. C. Tobin and P. J. McCors —14, 1621, 21—19. Ben Clemmens feated ‘T. Mullen, 21—13, 19—21, 21—17. V. C. Tobin and G. Goggin defeated D. M. Stanle andW. Jacobs, 16—21, 21—14, 21—18. Al Col and L. Kenny defeated J. Slattery and J. Hurley, 21—13, 21—15. Ben Clemmens and J. O’Meara defeated H. Stanley and E. Lydon, 4-21,21—19. Dr. Ed E. Hill and P, Nulty defeated James O'Brien and Condon, 21—14, 16—21, 21—17. Vaughn and A. C. Bauer defeated 0. 1d and W. Cronan, 21—16, 1821, The champions of the Oakland Acme y and H. R. French, defeated T.F.'Bonnet and Amateur Champion P. T. Don- nelly, 11—21, 2111, 21—13, 20—21, 21—19. General J. G. Wall and John Mallon 'defeated J. M. Currier and M. 8. Kelly, 2115, 2021, 21—17. At rackets, Amateur Champion Nate Jacobs defeated C.J. McGlynn, 11—9, 11—6, 117 21-11. Club, T. Fenn n court—P. Johnson and J. McGuinn defeated P. Joyce and T. Lee, 2115, 18—21, 21—19; Wiliiam Keogh and M. M. Me!lett de- feated —12 102 . J. Nor- Tiss de harles Johnson and_Professor Lynch, 2119, 15—21, 21—12; J. Nelson and | J. O'Donell defeated Charles Johnson and J. Slattery, 21 18—21, 21—10; Dan Doherty and W. White defeated C. Long and H. Batzner, 21-15, 18-21, 2112 James O'Leary and D. Dooley defeated Ed Mc Glade, 21 -1 —15. Thomas Farrell defeated T. J 5, 18—21, 21—-12. P. Johnson and J. McGuinn defeated T. Lenihan 3 18—21, 21—12. J. ted J. Harlow and 2110, 1521, Al Pennoyer, 21—12, 12 21-15. WHEELMENS ROAD RACES Five-Mile Events of the Outing and Liberty Cycling Clubs. William Christ, F. Struven and W. M. Schnutenhaus Won First Time and Place. Two interesting five mile handicap road races were run over the course from San Leandro to Haywards yesterday, by the Liberty Cycling Club and Outing Road Club, both of this City. The road was in pretty fair condition. The races attracted nearly all the clubs of this City and Oakland to the finish at | § y e | Fred Meinhold; worthy marshal, Lady Daisy Haywards, and even the Bay View Wheel- | Jacotms. Lady Mabel Alarich men of San Rafael rode ov itness | ¥ Tofe OVEr o wiiness | Jok aid: to commandsr, Hady Baas AlGrish. them. The large number of bloomer girls present was particularly noticeable, the Alpha Club and the ladies’ annex of the Liberty Club being the most prominent. The Outing Club’s race was the first to start, the limit men being sent away at 1:30 o’clock. The following table will show the positionsin which they finished, handi- caps and net time: Net Riding CONTESTANTS. Time. | Handicap. | 34 mun. 34 min, L min. min, min. 134 min. | | Scratch. ‘ | ! | | | 17:19 45 C. Taylor William Christ, the scratch man, caught all the riders ahead of him, won first lace and made the best time, 13:32 3-5. his is considered slow for him, however. Peiser, Taylor and Brown collided near the finish, and lost considerable time by the consequent fall, or they would have made a better showing. The Liberty Club's race started at 2 o’clock. W. M. Schnutenhaus proved the winner, and F. Struven made best time, 13:291-5, and the others finished as fol- lows: : Z Net riding CONTESTANTS. ‘ Handicap. \ il W. M. Schnutenhaus....| 21 min. | 14:2 P. Nanson. ‘ 213 min. | 14 W.Irelan 1% min. | 14 H. Wabnig 1% min. | 14 F. Struven. scratch. 13 F. Haley.... | i mm |14 N. A. Robinsof 1% min. | 15 D. A. Easton 1% min. | 15 H. Smith . 1% min. | 15: 0. H. Dennis | 215 min. | 18:44 3-5 The races were well contested and the clubs are thoroughly satisfied with the re- sults. Liberal prizes were awarded for best time and place in both events. The officials for both races were: Referee, E. Meussdorffer Kerrigan, H. White; timers, George P. Wetmore, W. B. Morrill, H. A. Goddard; starters, Gus Rosburg and S. B. Vincent; scorers, R. A. Smyth, S. G. Scovern, H.W. Spalding. the Bay City The five-mile road race of ‘Wheelmen which was to have been held yesterday was Eostponed 1WO weeks, as it was thought the road would then be in better condition. There will be a big field of starters, those who have already sig- nified their intentions to compete bein.: T. A. Griffiths, F. L. Day, B. C. Raynaud, G. P. Caldwell, A. J. Menne, T. 8. Hail, H. V. Ready, E. Languetin, A. L. Holling, H. W. Welch, R. L. Long, C. W. Hawks, A. E. Kellom, G. Rosburg, H. P. Howard, E. St. Germamn, David Marshall, E. S. Bat- tles, A. W. Rhys, H. A. Goddard and W. C. Brode. = The Olympic Club Wheelmen held its | ;Hjmlzes. Al Kayser, F. H. | WEEKLY FRATERNAL INDEX | Cal.,is making strong endeavors to increase the | Jacobs; worthy chaplain, { The business meeting was followed by a ban- annual century run around the bay yes- terday under Captain Thornton. THE CALL Bicycle Club held arun yester- day to Haywards, which was well at- tended. The club is growing steadily and promises to take a leading position in cycling circles before long. i Joseph Desimone of the Gsrden City Cyclers, San Jose, is visiting this City with his bride and is recerving the congratula- tions of his many friends here. ORICKET AT THE PRESIDIO. The Sailors Are Again Defeated by the Soldiers—Seager’s Score. The Presidio was again the scene of an interesting game of cricket on Saturday. A team of seamen from the ships now in the harbor, under the command of the Rev. J. Fell, engaged the Presidio Club, and after an enjoyable game the military came out ahead by a score of 91 to 36. For the soldiers J. H. Seager played a first- class innings, only missing the half hun- dred by two runs. Gellatley also managed to compile 20 before losing his wicket. For the seamen the Rev. J. Fell gavea good exhibition of correct batting, carry- ing out his bat for a well-played 25. Teas- dale bowled well for the sailors, while Rob- ertson for the Presidios kept the tars guessing what was coming next. The fol- lowing are the scores: PRESIDIO CLUB. J. H. Seager b. Teasdale.. ... J.S.C. Robertson b. Teasdaie. T. Barrett b. Teasaale. T. Wallace c. Teasdale b. ilatiey b. Teasdale. reeman b. Teasdale. Iy i J. Green b. Fell. Extras.. Rl acocweSarck ol Total.... SEAM J. Fell not out. . E.B i Bpmcnoooreh b. Robertson. ... cager b. Robertson. ... si. Barrett b. Robertso easdale b. Robertson. . 3. Patton b. Robertson = )'Callaghan c. Gellatley b. Robertso: B. Bennett b. Robertson............ €. J. Chadwick c. Freeman b. Robertso; . Rees c. Stone b. Robertson. . Extras.. % % Total. . [Continued from Ninth Page.] day evening give a dime social in Grand Army Hall in aid of a disabled member. The ladies have prepared an excellent programme for the entertainment, which is to commence at 8 oclock. U. A 0.D. Grand Secretary J. J. Mollison of the Grand Grove, accompanied by Past Arch H. J. Goller and J. H. Knarston, prid a fraternal visit to Santa Rosa Grove 47, last week. They were met by & delegation from Petaluma and C press groves, includine P. N. G. A. J. H. Gerkens, C. H. Wilson, E. P. Hanson an id a delegation’ from Tomales W. . Evans and M. L. were escorted by the N. G. A., EH and others to Druids’ Hali. where eight candidates were initiated and the second degree conferred on five members. The visit was followed by a banquet, presided over by the P. N., J. Bowers, chairman. Golden star Grove atits last meeting initi- ated three candidates and conferrea the sec- ond degree on four members. The grove will visit Templar Grove, 19, this evening. These fraternal visits have been productive of much good. Royal Arcanum. The Royal Arcanum has called for two assessments, one called August 31, due Sep- tember 30, and the other called September 14 and due October 14. A grand reception will be tendered to John E. Pound, supreme regent at the Lenox L; ceum, New York City, on the evening of the 4th of October. On the 1st of last Julv the membership in Massachusetts was 16,107. Grand Regent Al- bert W. David expects to increase the number 10 17,000 by the 1st of next January Under the authority granted by the Supreme Council the commitiee on laws has prepared & blank form which all members who have not been vaccinated and who refuse to be vaccin- ated must sign. By this the signer waives all rights to benefits under the benefit certificates and to rights of membership in case death should result from smallpox. -} Fraternal Aid Association, The Fraternal Aid Association has levied one assessment for September. The State organizer, J. A. Frederick of Oranre, membership of the order. He has issued a call for twenty organizers who will put in thirty members each per monsh. Anaheim Council No. 132 is arranging for a grand picnic in Santiago Canyon, near Orange. General Secretary Roussell has been invited to be present. The monthly report shows that during Au- gust there were issued 137 £1000, 86 $3000. and 31 $3000 certificates 10 159 males and 95 females whose average ages were 36 years, Five councils were organized during the month. Order Star of Bethlehem, On Friday evening Star of the West Lodge, 0. S.B., was organized at the residence of Mrs. James A. Jacobs. The following officers were chosen: worthy commander, Sir James Ken- nedy; worthy vice-commander, Lady J. A. Lady H. 8. Kelley orthy recording scribe, Sir Frank French: worthy financial scribe and treasurer, Sir worthy guard, Lady Mabel Aldrich; right aid to commander, Lady K. Aldrich; past commander, Sir James A. Jacobs, Notes, Aleatraz Lodge No. 244 of Oakland will con- fer the Master Mason degree at a called meet- ing in Masonic Hall this evening. Forest Camp No. 155 of West Oakland, Wood- men of the World, couferred the degree of wooderaft on _four strangers, the ceremony be- ing conducted by the officers of Oak'and Camp. quet. —_————— The purification of clay pipes took place in the olden times in the ovens of various bakehouses, as stacked together in double rings, they were carried from the clubs and coffee houses, periodically, to the bakers of bread, who, for a nominal sum, rekilned them and returned them white and clean to their various owners. ——————— According to a French exchange, a sub stitute for guttapercha may be prepared as follows: Tar, one part; psruJ;ne, ten parts; dissolve together at 120 degrees and then add caoutchouc, two parts. Keep at this temperature until a homogeneous mass results. SAN FRANCISCO ‘*'CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALI~ 710 Market street, open until 12 o'Gock every DIELLIn tie year. EBRANCH OFFICES—530 Montgomery street, corer Clay: open until 9:30 o'clork. £5¢ Hayes street, open until o'clock. 717 Larkin street, open until 9:30 o'clock. EW.corner Sixieenth and Mission streets, open wntil € o'clock. 518 Mission street. open untfl A o'clock. 116 Ninth street, open until 9:30 o'clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. E&, SAN ERANCISCO CHAPTER No, s _Rovi rch Mas A = EVENING for business, " oo THIS, H. PRINCE, Sec. 0 o'clock. By S, Secretary. MEETING NOTICES: Continued. B, TEMPLAR REBEKAH Lodge No.19, I. 0. 0. F.—Offi- 2 cers and members, you are hereby no- tified to meet at 1529 California st. (4o THIS DAY, MONDAY, at 12:30 for the purpose of attending the funeral of ourlate sister, JANE LAUTPHAUS. By order. ADA M. PATTERSON, N.G. LECTURE IN ~PSYCHOMETRY” TO- night at 959 Howard st.; iree. everybody in- F. P. BURGES and C. A. BURGES. vited. W A CE TO THE STUCKHOLDERS OF A. L. Bryan Shoe Company. a corporation, Notice i§ hereby given that, in pursuance of a resolution and order of the Board of Directors of A. L. Bryan Shoe Company, & cOrporation, unani- mously adopted at a meedng of said Board of Di- rectors, duly held at the office of the company in the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, on the 17th day of August, 1895, a ma- jority of the members of said board being present, a special meeting of the stockholders of the said A. L. Bryan Shoe Company will be heid at the office of said company at No. 310 Market sireet. in the City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali- fornia, the same being the principal place of busi- ness of sald corporation, and being the office where the Board of Directors of sald corpora- tion usually meets,on the 22d day of Gctober. 1895, at 2 0'clock P. 3L, for the purpose of consider- ing and acting upon & proposition to increase the capital stock of said corporation from $50,000, the present capital, to $100,000. Dated the 17th day of August, 1895, By order of the Board of Directors. T. M. EARL, Secretary of A. L. Bryan shoe Company, 310 K reet. San Fraucisco. C: DIVIDEND NOTIC g5, DIVIDEND No. 23 (15 CENTS PER share) of the Hutchiugou Sugar Plantation will be payable at the office of the company, 327 Market street, on and aiter Friday, September 20, 1895. Transfer books will close Saturday, Septem- ber 14, 1895, at 12 o'clock 3. E. H. SHELDON, Secretary. 55 . THEBOARD OF DIRECTOLS CF THE ‘alifornia Savings and loan Society have declared a secona dividend inliquidation of five (5) per cent on all deposits, pavable on and after Tues- day, Sept. 3, 1893, at the office of the corporation, northwest corner of Powell'and Eddy 'sts. San Francisco Sept. 2. 1895. By order VERN CAMPBELL, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. s YOUNG STOUT GERMAN LADY: AL cohol bathsand manicure. 174 Sixth, room 1. > LADY WISHES G ' GLOVES AND neckties to clean. Room 9,2 floor, 122 Post. YOUNG JEWISH LADY GIVES ELEC- k tric baths. Offices 47-48, 850 Market st. W‘EL X AND MEDICATED BATHS, 2015 Geary, room 11: hours 10 to 10; $1. DR. E. PUGH HAS REMOVED FROM 1104 Market st. to 428 Edd BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR Coliections made, city or country. Pacitic Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6, 'Tel. 5580. WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOOES I TUATIONS Y ED—Continued. NGMAN WANTS WORK; Address R., box 17, Call. HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continned. 8. TAILOR SYSTEM OF DRESS-CUTTING ; « actual measurements. 14 McAllister,room 67. HOES SOLED 156 MINUTES; WHILE YOU wait; half usual price. 959 Howard, 40914 Pine. * ERSONALS. DOEA K ZSEND YOUR ADDRESS TO HENRY SCHMIDT. E Y OUNG MAN. GOOD SALESMAN, DESIRES a position in boot and shoe or genis’ furnishing store; references. Room 96, Brooklyn Hotel, City. HANDY YOUNG MAN WANTS =WOR| either in wood and coal yard or carpenter shop, ot any similar work. Call or address J. W. TIPP, 164 First st. W HEELWRIGHT AND ALL-ROUND WOOD- worker wans situation. city or country town: steady and reliable. Address H. P., box 75, Call, 7OUNG MAN AND WIFE, GOOD COOKSAND walters, wish situations in good camp; man can work outdoors: is aiso good blacksmith heiper. Address 5 Mason st. (upsiairs), City. SQITUATION BY YOUNG MAX OF 20: CAN drive team, milk and do gardening; good hand With horses; wages $16. 0. F., box 60. Call Office. Y QUNG MAN DESIRING AN HOUR EACH day 1o attend law college wanis position in the capacity of bookkeeper or arouni private place: is used to horses and general work around hotel; age 21._Address C. M., box 45, Call Office. Y OUNG MANAND WIFE, GUOD COOKS AND waiters, wish situations in good camp; man can work outdoors; is also gooa blacksmith helper. Address 5 Mason st.. city. (GABL~ WO WISH TOMARRY SEND THELR address to M., box 14, Call Office. QREE BEER: BEST IN CI1Y; 2 SCHOONERS for 5 cents at 228 Pacific st. FINISHER ON CLOAKS. 957 FOLSOM ST. INDELL HOUSE, 6TH AND HOWARD— single furnished rooms, 75¢ week, 15¢ night. ANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work and cooking. 1119 Oak st. FIRST-CLASS LADY SOLICTTORS WANTED; steady and lucrative business. Call at room 165, Crocker building; no book canvassing. W ANTED—THREE LADIES;ONE AS MANA- ger, one as lecturer and one as instructor of agents fora medieal company. M., box 105, this ofiice. TANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms: 25¢ per night: $1 to $3 per week. AGCARPETS WOVETO ORDER,FORSALE; also chenille-wove ri ilk-rag portieres; deal- er in carpet twine in hank or chain at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW, 709 Fift h st., Oakland, Cal. LECTRIC AND MEDICATED BATHS: hours 10 to 10; §1. 108 Mason st., room 6 and 7. O0OMS PAPER $1 IF YOU FURNISH the paper. NICK.1114 Taylor st. ANTED—MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP steam beer, 5c: bottle wine, 5e. 609 Clav st. ANTED—SINGLE ROOMS, 160 A DAY; $1 WV Sors rooms for two, ot day, $1 60 a week: reading room- daily papers. 36 Clay ADIES WANTED TO SELL MANHATTAN €g& 100d ;i3 the best. C. KERTELL, San Mateo. IANO LESSONS BY THOROUGHLY schooled artist; lessons 25c. 617 Jones st. RENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: TAILOR- made suits; $7: perfect fit. 118 McAllisterst. JHOES HALF-SOLED IN 10 done while you wait: at less than half the usual price; all repating done at half price; work guar- anteed. 562 Mission st.. bet. First st.and Second si, 100 MEF, IO TAKE LODGING A1 106 100 and 20c a night, including coffee and roils 624 Washington st., nésr Kearny. INUTES: Gllfil;sfl’tlltl) LEA:R‘? ; glRESSMAKING. oo » fitting and finishing: patterns cut to fit, Zoc. McDOW ELL, 213 Powell st PROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT- ting and making school : all branches. 702 Sutter. 'EXPEMENCED NURSE WISHES A PO- sition; private or hospitai; 2 years’ experience in hospital. Address E., box 71, this oftice. TEADY YOUNG MAN WISHES A PO- sition as bartender; sicady position mainly de- sired. Address 5., box b1, this office. OUNG MAN, LAW STUDENT, WISHING TO enter college, desires employment of any kind mornings and evenings. Address L., box 18. Call. YOUNG GERMAN —(CHRISTIAN) ™ MAN, steady and capable, wants situation as gar- dener; understands care of horses, cows, etc.; best Oukland references given. Address N. R. J., 408 Ninih st., Oakland. LDERLY GENTLEMAN WANTS SITUA- tion (not_afraid to work) at anything: speaks Spanish and English: no objection to small wages. Address or call b. B, 1052 Folsom st. JANTED —BY A RELIABLE GERMAN coachman, age 26, who undersiands care of horses and carriages; can furnish best of refer- ences. Address H. H., box 19, Call Oflice, Oakland. \OUNG MAN, 256 YEARS EXPERIENCE delicatessen and grocery cierk, speaking Kng- lish and German. wishes position.* Address ULL- AR, 219 MALEX HELP WANTED. ANTED—10 WOODSMEN, $45 AND IN- crease; assistant gardener, $15 to $20; 8 more men to pull beans, $20 and board: farmers, $20: cabinet-makers, piece work: 5 wood-choppers. $1 25 t0 $1 50 cord: chore boy for ranch, $7 50 month and board; cooks, waiters and others. Ap- Ply toJ. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. (OOK AND WIFE, COUNTRY HOTKL, $50: 20 grape-pickers, $25 and board; drillers and rock men, railroad work, $1 75 a day: shingle- bolt makers, $1 25 & cord; pick and shovel labor- ers, city, $26 and board: woodsmen, $20 t0 $26; chore boy, country hotel; man to dry figs by cou- tract; cook, small chophouse, $30 and room. R. T. ‘WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. NEAT BELL BOYS FOR FIRST-CLASS hotel. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 110 Geary st. W ANTED—30 SCRAPER TEAMSTERS AND scraper loaders for railroad work: free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. HEAD LAUNDRYMAN ¥OR AN INSTITU- tion, country, $50 and found: second cook, country hotel, $40: fry cook, restaurant, 5! short-order cook, city, $45: washer, hotel laundr country, $26. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gear: FEMALE HELP WANTED. ANTED — HOTEL LAUNDRESS, $20; neat girl for housework, conntry. $20, fare ad- Protestant_girl for cooking and house- n Rafael, 3 in iamily, $25; Belvedere, $20; Alameda, $20; Stockton, 2 in family, $20; 5'0 TRACKLAYERS FOR NEW ROAD, $175 <Y aday; 10 laborers to work with tracklaying 25453:11' DINNERS FOR 10 CENTS TO-DAY at 44 Fourth st.: no humbug. EST IN CIT /—SINGLE ROOMS, 15, 20 AND 25 cents per nigh $1 25, $1 60 per week. Pacific House .Commerciai and Leldesdorff sts. 40() MENSSECOND HAN DEDSHOES SOME nearly new, 25¢ to $1 25. 562 Mission st. AGENTS WANTED. S ANTED—TWENTY THOUSAND PERSONS Wwiio aTe out 0f empioyment, or who are now holding positions for wages or saary in the com- mercial or mechanical branches of the industrial world; for further iniormation call on the United States Industrial Agency, 8th floor Crocier, build- ing, rooms 165 and 166: we assist none but those who are efficient and reliable and can make a record as such. ITY SOLICITORS, SALARY AND COMDMIS- sion. Baxter Portrait Co., 432 Sutter st. ALTFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY wants £00d agents to work its accident and sick_insurance; liberal inducements offered. J. 1 ecretary, Murphy buildin FURNITURE WANTED. LWAYS BEFORE SELLING SEE H. J. LEUTHOLTZ, 821 Mission, bet. 4th and 5th. MERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY WILL pay you the highest cash price for your furni- ture, carpets, ete. 1129 and 113 ket UCTIONEER J. C. M 719 MARKET st.. pays highest cash prices for.furniture. 00D OLD LADY WITH MEANS, WISHING ag00d old gentleman that means well, with 00d prospects, may write t¢ JONES, box 60, Call L d, for further acquaintance. "EVERY ROOM—WIN- chester House, 44 Third, near Market; 200 rooms, 25¢ to $1 50 per might; $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus (o and from the ferry UR FALL STYLES HAVE ARRIVE prices low as usual. Beehive Millinery, 39 Sixth st. DDIE SWAIN, MEDIUM given the poor; ladies onl FLECTROLYSI only cure for superfluous hai Elec., box 70, Call. ATRS REMOVED BY ELECTRICITY PAIN- lessly: busts enlarged; freckles, wrinkles and other facial blemishes removed; we guarantee satisfaction, MME. KARROW, Woman's Dis- pensary, 1206 Market st. FAIRDKESSING. 25¢.. ANY STYLE: ESTAB- lishea in 1869: natural curly front-piece and first-class switch for $1 each. BERTHA SPITZ, 111 Stockton st.: strictly one price oniy TATE GRADUATE OF VIENNA CONSERV. Instructs piano; new method. 200 Frank in. ROFESSOR A. L. CURRY, TAPEWORM specialist, has removed 10 921 Market st., bet. Fifth and Sixth: consultation “e_(" LL PAINS CURED BY NATURAL MAG- A e and clectric healing. MRS HILL, 21554 Mason st. 2 (OLLECTING, TRACING, SHADOWING AND locating at GRAHAM'S Agency AILORS OR DRESSMAKERS [ LIGHTS 1) reasonable. in the science of garment-cutting, are invited to inspect a device that gives & COTTect pattern for the person measured. N Can be seen at 431 Kearny. ACHINE WHI 31 OORE, q Bush: apurgments for patients. FREE; DIVORCE AND PROBATE gang, $26 and board; see boss here. C. K. HAN- G. KRASKY, CARPETS, PICTURES, laws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice aad §E¥d oo Geary st. « folding. iron beds, furniture; low prices: Cal. | Police Courts; terms reasonable; collections, et = 30 | Stepladder manufactd for the trade. 779 Mission. | W. HOW t-law, 850 Market, cor. 1007 5ren and boys to pick grapes, dry and box ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE AND MER- raisins. work In packing-houses, wine cellars, eic., at $30 and found; 3 to 4 months’ job: cali early i\(fl]finday. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 lay st. Berkeley, 207 ‘Cordelia, Sausalito, $30; Co- 0, and ‘Gthers. ‘ D—COOK, PRIVATE BOARDING- house, $30; 3 cooks, German style, $25 and £30: Protéstant second girl, plain washing, $20; Protestant cook and laundress, $22 50, and a large scrubbed; reasonable rates payment for | Bumber of girls for cooking and housework. J. F. damages guaranteed. C. ROSS1 & CO., 242 Sutter. | CRO: 0., 312 Sutter st. CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE; | GIRLS, COUNTRY TOWN, 810 BT o0uin Chiropode Trwitute, 3614 Gears: MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. = SIUAT WANIED—FEMALE, IWEDISH _FIRST-CLASS COU! 1 best of references, wants a situ s competent English cook: a competent parlor maid and waitress—can take the pl butler: 4 young Irish Lousework girls wunt work. Can be seen at MISS PLUNK £T1"S Employment Burean, 424 Sutter st., near Powell. TRES PLACE A neat Irish_girl chambermaid and 'laundress; references. MME. LEOPOLD, 20 Stock oD street. IW DIS IRL, IS A FIRST-CLASS 2 laundress, good reference: $25: and girl for chamberwork, is first-class seamsiress, cut and fit; $20 and Cali 113, Antonio st., off Jones, nr. ROOMS WHIT. ed 83 50 uv. ED, $1 UP: PAPER- 309 Sixth. George Hartman. Oas Appiy JLDERLY AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS A U situation: is a zood plain cook: no objection to country. Please call or address 1129 Howard st. OMPETENT SWEDISH / place: cooking or general hous Wi not less than $25. Call or address 1606 Folsom st by NGLISH WOMAN, STEADY AND RELIA- ble. wishes situation as infant's nurse or for young children; experience and good references. 712 Turk st. Y OUSG LADY D countant; experience; reference. 2330 Harrison st. OMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion to do keneral housework; wages $12. Ap- RES POSITION AS AC- Address T., ply 744 Folsom st. NOMPET WOMAN WOULD LIKE WORK Uy the cay; sweeping, cleaning or_any kina of housework; best of reference. room 11. QITUATION WANTED AS COOK BY A COM- petent girl. Please call 1425 Howard st. OUNG LADY WISHES A N TO dress 3458 Beale street. 1231 Market st., OOK, COU FERMAN CATHOLIC, C nursery governess, #26; second girl, nurse, $20; nurse, County, child 2' years, $15; an secure reliable situations of all kinds by applying to MI=S CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. 1 CHILI KE COUNTY, $15; fare paid. MISS CULLEN, 106 Stockton st. “ MAN WITH A CHILD HOUSEKEEPER, $10. MISS CULLEN, 105 Stockton st. ISH HOUSEWORK GIRL, ALAMEDA. QWED. $25; San Jose, $20; Oakian', 520, and_oiner towns; 15 housework ‘girs. ciiy, $2) and 825; 6 Jgung girls, asaist, $10 10315, "MISS CULLE Stock 7OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN BAKERY German pro sleep home. 127 Fifth. Was SECOND GIRL. 1 HOUSE man style, Serman girl. tend bakery, woman dishwasher, Vallejo, $20; girl, light work, $16; German second girl, 2 girls, sleep Lome: girl of 14, mind boy, housckeeper, widower's children, atd o.hers. . LEOPOLD. 20 Stockton st. ANTED—GE American oo country, $25: K, couniry, $38; German coo German second, same place, $20: $:5: German or Swedish waitress, $25; 8 French girls (0 assist boarding-house, $15. LEAN ANDRE, 315 Stockton st. 9 ) GRAPEPICKERS FOR NAPA COUNTY: $23. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 1() LABORERS TO PULL BEANS, $20; 6 farmers, orchard and vineyard hands, near city, $20 and $26; 6 woodchoppers, $1 25 a cord; 5 men to cut shingle-bolts, $1 25 a core ranch bows. mear city. MURRAL'& READY, 634 and 36 Clay st. ©) HOTEL COOKS, COUNTRY, $45 AND 850: German second cook, country, $30; German bedmaker, country, §20; 2 Japanese cooks, coun- try, $25 and $30; 2 coatmakers, country. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st W ANTED-MAN OF THOROUGH BUSINESS qualifications who 13 acquainted with the hay and grain_trade of this city: references required. Address A. S., box 77, Call Office. JTANTED — AT NCE: GOOD TEACHER competent to give instruction in common- Lesgue, 7 00l branches. Call Home University City Hall square, between 9 W ANTED-10 FI C men. Sullivan’s Shoe Fourth st. chandise. L. H. BURD Auctioneer.10 Fulton. PER DOZEN FOR CABINETS, ROOMS WANTED. ‘VANTE?)"—T:GM-B;E MISSION: 2 OR 8 FUR- hished connecting housekeeping room. Ad- dress X.. box 75, Call Offic g WANTED—MISUCELLANEOUS. ‘W ANTED—DOUBLE SETOF SECOND-HAND spring-wagon harness: also number of second- hand windows and doors for 5-room house: second- hand stove, 7 or 8, in good order, and a dozen Address O. B. S., box 43, Call. —DOUBLE SET OF SECOND-HAND spring-wagon harness: also number of second- hand windows and doors for 5-room house: second- hand stove, 7 or 8: must be in good order. Address hox 113, Call Office. ED—-GOOD HORSE FOR GROCERY business. Apply grocery-store, corner Twen- ty-fourth and Douglas sts. VWANTED — 10 NEARLY NEW LIGHT wheels for country cyclery. R., box 7, Call. MACHINERY FOR MANTFULATING GRIEN coffee: give particulars. Address S. G., box 110, this office. K LEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., PAYS 600D PRICES for clothing. books and jewe! postal. LOST. 1<0Y TO LEARN CIGAR-MAKING, NO !5 wages. 1434 Howard st. EW GOOD PICK AND SHOVEL MEN. Quarry, ‘bett road, near Eighteenth st Park- W ANTED—WAITER AT BERLIN RESTAU- rant, 249 Fourtn st. W ANTED—TINNEK AND PLUMBER. JOS. C.8 JR., 1309 M Y OU MAN P., box 126, Call Office. MPDLE-AGED WOMAN TO COOK AND DO light housework ; American family of 2: coun- try: see pafty here at'9 A. M.; $20. C. R. HANSEN 0., 110 Geary st. IRST count family, ci Scandinaviau cook, for boarding-house, Hay" 20; young German cook, for Alameda, iing American girl, for hous-work, v st 320 wards, $20: neat referance,$15. R.HAN IN & CU., 110 Gea A ATN BOARDING- se in city, $30: second girl for Contra Costa County, $20; a laundress for plain work in an institution, $25: waitress and chambermaid, 2 in family, Burlingame, $25: a second girl for Menio Park, $25; twenty-five £0od_housework girls. forcity and 'country, $25 and $20. Apply MISS PLUNKETT. 424 Sutter st., near Poweil. SIT do housework and plain cooking. Call or ad- Fm? 'LASS HOUSECLEANER WISHES work by the day: can do washing and_ironing; $1 25. Call or address 47 Jessie st., middle flat. JITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN 2 to_do housework by the day; sleep at home. 108) Howard X NEAT GERMAN GIRL. HOUSEWORK AND cooking, city, $25. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. CHa BERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, # girls for_housework, city and country. MUR- RAY & CADY, 634 and 636 C; GEmAN ‘WOMAN WISHES 70 GO OUT BY tie day washing, ironing or cleaning. 637 Stevenson st. ('OMPETENT COOK WISH ) or would do general housework; good refer- ences. Cail at 2223 Post, nr. Scott. Fun'm-:m,\xn COLORED HE DEBOW & LO Y EXPERL rivate family; children’s clothes a specialty; would assist with chamber-work; good reference. Address N. 0. P., box 100, Call Office. MAN WANTS WORK ironing and houseciean- }ilks'FJAAssih IS agements by the day. erick st. M PDLE-AGED” Wo WISHES TO DO seamsiress or upstairs work, or lizht house- work. Apply 1505 Pine st. V) INC A OUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAR Market; 200 rooms, 2bc to $1 50 per night: 81 50 to $6 per weei: convenient and respectable; free bus (0 and from the ferry. QWEDISH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO 2 do cooking and general housework: references. Address tor 2 T. D.. box 1. Oftice. ERM 3 work, 8 in family, $25: chambermaid, $20; 10 girls for housework, $12, $15 705 Polk. HOUSE cook, $40 nd girl, $20: RAL work, $25: girl, Yy, # housegirl, 210 family, $25, city housegirl, $15; girl, $12. Call 332 Geary. V?,Th TE D — APPRENTICES, OR GOOD sewers on pants; paying by learning. 6231 Post st. Y OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work; wages $8 to $10. 201235 Mission st. RMAN GIRL You housework. 5 Call GIRL FOR OST—SUNDAY, 15TH, AT GOLDEN GATE lady’s purse containing 5 rings. Re- turn to 52¢ Jones st. Liberal reward. 5% SBOOK WITH THE HIBERNTA U Sadings and Loan Society of San Francisco in the name of BESSIf CONLON, No. 186964. The finder will please return to b ST—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA Sevings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the pame of ROSE TUMELTY, No. 120,669. The finder will please return to bank. QMALL BOY WANTED. APPLY AFTER 9 A- M. 9 Geary, room ISHWASHER, GER HOTEL—922 BAT- tery st. QHOEMAKER WANTED—ON REPAIRI only first-ciass man ned apply. 46 Fourth T)ISHWASHER WANTED AT 1606 VALE st. INGRAVED MASONIC WATCH - CHAIN i charm; $5 reward. Return to Grand Hotel ATUKDAY, COR. CALIFORNIA AND J Hyde, part of gold-linked cuff-button. Return to Call Office and receive reward. SE PAINTERS WANTED. RIDLEY and Elgin Park. _‘“,'ANT!-;nfnofls TO 17 YEARS; LIGHT work; references. 600 Bush st. P‘AM‘BYMA. . 613 CLAY ST. TRST-CLASS BARBER; STEADY WORK. Apply 37 Sutter st. 0Y WANTED IN COALYARD. 1036 GOLDE Gat SRRAND-BOY NOT UNDER 15 years. 109 Sutter st. ENERAL KITCHEN HELP FOR RESTAU rant. 213 and 215 Pine st.: call early. ISHWASHER: ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS short-order cooking. Apply 1934 Market st. 00D TAILOR ON COATS. 527 NATOMA U street. \' ANTED—MAN ABOUT KITCHEN. 1135 LASS WAITER WANTED, 15 STOCK- D DRUGGIST; STATE AGE, EX- perience and wages. B, 'box 31, Call Office. MOZART, 819 "ELLIS, NEAR TAVLOR AW Rooms'26¢ to 5Cc night: $1 25 to $5 weel reading-rooms. ARTNER WANTED IN FINE HANDSOME saloon: experience unnecessary: must have © 1451 McAllister st. help; rare chance: grand opportunity. 309 Third. (LIRLFOR SECOND WORK AND WATTING. ARBERS—A GOOD SHOP FOR SALE 1809 Van Ness avenue. cheap. Apply this office. AN PARTNER IN GOOD-PAYING BUSL- uors: small capital. 130 Fourth st. EXEERIEXCED HANDS FOR DRESSMAK- ing. 1249 Eighteenth :t. TOU i GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooking. 750 Castro st., near Twenty-first. VIRL WANTED—SLEEP HOME, 1313a Steiner st. "\r’,\ TED—AN APPRENTICE AND GOOD finishers on ready-made ccats. 21 Harriet st. 7OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY, washing and cleaning. Call 417% Clementina, TUATION WANTED BY YO + for general housework in small family of 4 or 5, wages $15: city only. Call or address, Monday, 1030 Howard st. EAMSTRESS WANTS WORK BY THE DAY in families, or will take work home. 120214 Leavenworth st. OUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS working housekeeper; no triflers need apply. 2 Fowell st. TYRESSMAKER, LATELY FROM THE EAST, 1) wishes engagements in families; $1 a day. 9151 Howard st. V vests. W ANTED—HOUSEK ‘Apply at fruic-stand, Haight-st. terminu | a’db»‘nu;buua WANTED ON CUSTOM coats. 191134 Mission st. RELIABE GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; wages $10. Inquiie 362 Sanciiez st. YIRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: PER _FOR LADY. - wages $10. 1019 Laguna. W ANTED — GIRL TO ASSIST AT light housework. 1110 Leavenworth st. TANTED — BY LADY RECENTLY MAR- ried. situation as nurse to invalid lady: refer- ences given. Address Nurse, 124 Turk st. IRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A SMALL American family to do general housework and light wash; wages $20. Call 617 Stevenson st., upstal Wiy A NUK TRL. APPLY, BET. 10 and 12 4. 3, 1288 McAllisier, nr. Stelner, | ()PERATOR AND FINISHER ON PANTS wanted. 273 Minna st. (GIRE FOR wL1GHT HOUSEWORK AND 10 mind children. 635 Webster st. VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 41 THIRD, NEAR Market: electric lights' in every room: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 t0 86 per week ; free bus to and from the ferry. OUNG SWEDISH GIRL AS COOK, CHAM- bermaid or waitress for table wants situation large experience and good reference. Address S. box 46, Call Office. “IDOW OF EXPERIENCE WOULD LIKE situation as housekeeper in widower's family. 1035 Market st. Youxfi GIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK. CALL 712 Eilis st. SERE (GIRL T0 TEND YOUNG CHIL home. Call after 1, 1620 Klli WANTED — WAIST HANDS. 518 “O'FAR- Y reil st.; apply between 9and 10 o. . JERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE- work. 610a Octavia st.; cail bet. 8 and 11 A. M. ANTED—WOMAN OR GIRL FOR CHAM- berwork; wages $16. 8 Mason st. SLEEP JITUATION WANTED BY Al BUTLER, several cooks, chambermaids and waitresses: Swedish. Call or address MRS. ANDERSON, 958 Willow st., West Oakland. EMOVED: MME, LEOPOLD, 20 STOCKTON st; reliable male and female; city or country. S'TUATION WANTED (NO¥ IN OAKLAND) by an elderly iady to take fuli charge of infant: mother’s care; country preferred. Address 368 Kast Sixteenth st., Oakiand. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS housekeeper for a widower or bachelor. 12 Mason st., room 2. IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion in family doing general honsework. Ad- dress MRS. WYTOR, 4 Pringle st., off Greenwich, bet. Montgomery and Sansome. ITUATION WANTED BY A RELIABLE woman ss working housekeeper. or to do sew- ing. Address W., Call Branch, 717 Larkin. WEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO light housework in private family. Call or ad- dress 967 Mission st. 0 WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENT! THR WEEKLY CALL. 1n wraver, for malling. S LODGE, NO. nd A. M., corner Geary and Steiner streets.—Called meeting THIS MONDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock, A for second degree. By order of the master. HARRY BAEHR, Secretary. £, ANNUAL "MEETING — NOTICE 18 hereby given that the twentieth annual meeting of the sharehoiders of the West Oakland Mutual Loan Association will be held at the officy of the corporation, cor. Seventh and Willow sts. West vakland, Cal.,on MONDAY, September 16, 1895, at 7:30 o'clock P.A., for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. presentation of the twentieth annual report and the transaction of such other business as ngay come before the meet- ng. All shareholders are earnestly requested to at- tend. Books are now open to subscription for 1000 shares of stock of the nineteenth series. Loans made in San Francisco and Alameds counties only. Interest 6 per cent per annum. free of mort- gage taxes: premium 20 per cent gross or 50c per share installments at pleasure of borrower. Loans may be repaid at any time desired. By order of the board of directors. A. SBARBORO, Secretary. BITUATIONS WANTED_MALE. 00K KEEPER DESIRES POSITION IN ANY office capacity ; 12 years’ experience in whole- sale; best of references: salary no object. Address S. A. M., box 13, Office. OUNG M. HANDY AT ANYTHING, wishes work, wages no object; references. Ad- dress W., box 123, Call office. W ANTED-BY BOY, 20 YEARS, WORK OF y kind. Apply 1520 Folso; YOUNG MAN OF 20 WANTS SITUATION driving double or single team; best of refer- ence. G., box 148, Call office. MAY, OF EXPERIENCE WANTS WORK, either in lumber yard or wholesale fruit store. Z., box 168, Call office. OUNG MAN, SPEAKING FRENCH AND English fluently and able to give best of refer- ences, desires & position in private family. Ad- dress N. R., box 98, Call Office. ELTABLE MAN WANTS SITUATION IN grocery store or working foreman on ranch. Address A. W. D, Fruitvale, Alameda Co., Cal, 319 ELLIS-MOZART—ROUMS 26c TO 81 night; $1 25 (o $6 week; convenient and respectable. VIRL WITH EXPERIENCE ON BONAZ U braiding and cording machine. 819 Turk st. HE HOME AND BUSINESS BUREAU HAS first-class places for firsi-class help. Academy of Sciences, 819 Market st. WANTED-A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN girl for general housework. Cell bet. 9 and 11 A. 3., 1418 Masonic hove Haight st. ANTED—A THOROUGH GERMAN OR French housekeeper; must be fond of children and understand & liiv e about nursing. Apply at 2504 Howard st., cor. Twenty-first, bet. 4 and 8 o'clock P. M.; reference. W ANTED—IMMEDIATELY YOUNG LA- dies to learn millinery under competent teach- ers. 234 Taylor st. PPRENTICE FOR DRESSMAKING, SPEAK- ing French: wages. MME. M. FLAMAND, 420 Geary st. NICE HOME FOR GIRL 15 TO 18 YEARS: German or Swedish_preferred: chance to learn trade; $4 per month. with increase. 424 Sansome, Coast Printing Compauy. 7 ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL FOR SECOND work in small family; must understand wait- 10g on table and sewing. Call Monday, from 8 A. M. 0 1 P. >, at 1320 O'Farrell st. /OMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; sleep home; wages $15. 108 Ninth st. W INCHESTER HOUSE, &4 THIKD, NEAR Market—Lilectric lights' I every room; 200 rooms: 25¢ 10 $150 per night: $150 to §6 per week ; free bus to and from the ferry. W ASTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TG assist with housework. 8., box 8, Call Office, Oakland, o o FIN[SHERE AND OPERATORS ON PANTS. 541 Market st. H 4.RS REMOVED BY ELECTRICITY PAIN- lessly ; busts enlarged: freckles, wrinkles and other facial blemishes removed; we guarantee satisfaction. MME. KARROW, Woman's Dis- pensary, 1206 Market st. MPO3T CONVENTENT AND RESPECTABLE; ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 26c to $1 50 per night: $1 50 o $6 per Wegk; free bus to and from the ferry. W ANTED-500 SETTLERS FOR GOVERN- ment lands:_choice timber and water. To see or write A. F. GORHAM, 44 Bixth at., 700m 6,S. Wwa TED—SPRING-MAKERS. 743 MISSION strect. = ANTED_BOYS TO LEARN SPRING-MAK- ing. 743 Mission st. ANTED—A BOY FOR OFFICE WORK; call Monday. 424 Sutter st. TAN W Y INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEAK Y Market: 20 rooms: 23¢ a night: reading-room: free bus to and from the ferry. FANTED—4 GOOD COLORED SONG_AND Address K. K., box 11, Call 0f- fice, stating experience and salary expected, —LAUNDRYMAN; FIRST-CLASS one who can run an engine: $30 per month and found. J. CAMP, Santa Cruz. ¥ "ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MAN: ONE WHO can run a St Clair shirt machine and iron: \yaces $35 per month and found. J. CAMP, Santa Sruz. ARBERS, FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL SEC. Barbers’ Assn., 12 Seventh, H. SCHEUNERT. ESERGETIC MAN CAN SECURE PERMA- nent profitable and agreeable employment; $40 cash required. A. D., box 89, Call Office. dance artists. CLAIRVOYANTS. RUFESSOR EUGENE ALL HAIL PROFESSOR EUGENE! Ts your home unhappy? Is your wife or husband untrue? Is your lover inconstant? Are you followed by bad luck? Have you auy enemies? Is your business no! prosperons? For the cause (hat need assistance, For the wrongs that need resistance, ¥or the future in the distance, And the good that he can do. & Call or address PROFE~SOR F. EUGENE, 1208 Market street, parlors 102.103 and 104, first floor. Read his Snuday adverisement, [ME. MOREAU, THE WORLD-RENOWNED medium; speaks German. 764 Howard st.: tee 25¢ up. = o : O full length. Godeus Art Studio, 10 SixtE st. LL LADIE: 0 RIDE BICYC your suits to order at HUTT'S, 212 DROF. SHIPLEY, TA PE-WORM SPECIALIST, 906 Market st., San Francisco, has cured 1800 tapeworms in past 14 vears here: read circular of symptoms; consuitation free; call or write. JEW PROGRESSIVE WINDOW AND HOUSF cleaning Co.:floors scrubbed ;contracts:day, wk. or month. F. CARNOVAL & CO., 121 O'Farrel MAssac R, AND MRS, HUTTON, CER- tificated (London, England) massenr and m: seuse; patients attended at residences only; terms very moderate. 70415 Larkin, 1G LOANS ON COLLATERAL. PORTLAND Loan Office, 914 Stockton (upstairs), tel. 5! 3 .~ BISHOP, CHIMNEY-SWEEP; PRICE, $1 per fiue: all work guaranteed: flagstafts painted. Phone main, 441. 823 Market st. i, EW HOME RESTAURANT AND FAMILY dining-rooms: Awmerican and French meals served in first-class st. 25c. up. 122 Turk st. ¥ VV’ALTZ'GUARA,\'T:- 5D: PRIVATE OR IN class. PROF. FOSTER'S Dancing School, 997 Market st. 1000 &Y ARDS,$1 5 NTFR. city orcountry. HILL, 72412 Market st. A DVICE FREE—MARRIAGE LAW. McCABE, Attorney, 102 Oak Bed Sets. Oticloths and Stoves and Range Thousands of bas Cash or time payments. 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mission st.. abov INGLE BOTTLE OF SMITH'S DANDRUFF Pomade is guaranteed (0 cure any case of dan- druft or falling hair or money refunded: never known to fail; try it. By all druggists price $1, or SMITH BROS., Fresno, Cal. LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND SOLIY store-fixtures, doors, windows, lumber, pipe, etc.: cheap. Yard 1166 Mission st., nr. Eighth. ECOND-HAND AS WELL AS NEW BARS, showcases, counters, shelvings, mirrors, desks, safes, chairs, scales, etc., and a Very large stock of them, t00; be sure and see stock and get prices be- fore Zolng elsewnere. J. NOONAN. 1017-101%- 021-1023 M ission st.. above EIX%L7 2 A 0 AKS, D SUITS RETAILED A 20 Sansome st.. upstairs. AND LADIES clothing bought. COLMAN, 41 Third st. INDOW SHADES MANU order by WILLIAM McPHUN NITA WINOMA, FORTUNE-TELLER AND £ 502 Stevenson st., fee 25c. LATRY N7 FEE 250; LADIES ONLY. 174 Clementina st., oft Third. 1SS MALVINA, AMERICAN CUAIRVOY- ant and magnetie healer. 7663 Howard st. ARD-READING, 25c; LADIES ONLY. 105 Stockton, room 7. Circle Mondays and Fridays. RS, ANTHONY, MEDIOM, LIFE READER; Iadies, 25¢: gents, 50¢. 164 Tehama, off Third. ORTUNES TOLD BY FRENCH CLAIR- nt. 322 Seventh st.: ring bell twice. PAST AND FUTURE, 25c. MME 311 Tehama st., near Fourth. M3, ARNDT, BEST GERMAN FORTUNE- teller of the world; palmistry and by eggs; only 26¢ and 50c. 724 Harrison, basement. C N C N , SCIENTIFIC REV: er by eggs and cards: tells entire life, past, resent, {uture: consultations on all affairs: ‘noth- [ig excepied; names given: good advice: sure heip: resiores 10st love by sympathy; mistake im- possible; fee $1: letter $2. 929 Post st., nr. Larkin. ROF. LEON, PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT life reader. 533 Post: 10 to 8 daily: also Sunday UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER: magic charms: love tokens: true picture of future wife and husband: teaches fortune-telling; develops clalrvoyance, siate writing, etc.: has tha seven holy seals and the Palestine wonder charm; see 81 and upw 2328 Mission, nr. Twentieth. SPIRITUALISM. PECIAL TEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT: PSY- chometric readings, lecture, materialization, both sexes invited. Office 6. 105 Stockton st. EMOVAL—MRS, MAYO STEERS, TRANCE medium; circles Sun., Tues., Fri., 8 P. a.: Thurs., 2 P. M., sittings. 101 Grove st., cor. Polk. ASTROLOGY. R. MEAD ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS BY planets from date of birth. 737 Market, r. 10. STRALSEER—PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEARY st.: horoscopes. uestions. stocks. advice. PIANOS. VIOLIN BARGAIN LIST OF PIANOS. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., Piano House, cor. Sutter and Kearny sts. We have a complete plano factory, where only artisans are employed—men competent not only 1o build new pianos, but to thoroughly renew those that have been used. This list containg names and prices only of pianos passed upen and pronounced by them to be satisfactory. We will warrant any of these pianos five years. Prices are_the same whether sold for cashor installments. Stool. cover and tuning for one year without additional charge. Delivery free. Call or write for further description. List revised September 6, 1895. Standard, $160: Nugent, $200: Howard, $200; Sherman, Clay & Co., $200: Morris, $200: Nugent, $200; Biuthner, Pease, $210: Emerson, $225: Marschall. $225: Gabler, $225: Mansfeldt & Natni, $225: Estey, $250: Ronisch, 8250; Gable 2250: Estey, $275: Gabler, $300: Estey, $300 Stelnway Baby Grand, Gabler Parlor Grand, Stein- way, upright, walnut case. Second-hand pianos from $50 up. ' New pianos, $175 to $1400, SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Piano House, d Kear: TOUR LARGE W MS FILLED WITH choice pianos: 10 carloads of Hardman, Chase Bros. and several other standard makes to select from at the lowesi prices in the city: our special bargain room contains a fine offer for this week: a splendid large upright: elegant case; three [pedals; engraved panels: beautiful carved trusses; vory Kkeys: full iron frame: tone of great power and richness: price $175: used uprights for pra tice $40, $100, $150 and npward. The J. DEW- ING CO., warerooms, second floor, Flood building. TPRIGHT PIANO: GOOD CONDITION 65: sacrificed for cash. Room 21, Flood building. ADY OBLIGED T0O SELL HER BEAUTIFUL upright piano almost new, offers it for $16 mu nquire room 12, 809 M Co. sole agents Cono 838 Post st. JOR SALE CHEAP—THE CELEBRATED , ETC, Colby and 'Spencer pianos. JHAT CHEER HOUSE, 520 SACRAMENTO st.: 100 outside rooms; best spring beds; single rooms, 20c a day; $1 a week; meals, 10c. P. RYAN, ANATOMICAL, AND THEAT- « ical boot and shoe maker, 117814 Mission st., cor. Eighth. ANTED—156 MEN TO TRY OUR SQUARE meals for 10c. 50 Third st. VW ANTED—A MAN WITH $1000 TO INVEST in & good-paying cash business: full value in stock: this business easily run, and at present de- pending entirely on hired help: only those with above amount need apply; satisfaction guaranteed. GEO. STEERS & CO., 22 Kearny st. ANTED—STRONG BOY TO WORK IN glove factory. 220 Market st. SEAMEN FOR EUROPE, AFRICA AND Honolulu. 103 Montgomery ave. VHE RATLROAD HOUSE, 533 COMMERCIAL st., below Montgomery: _single rooms 15¢ night, 2bc_for two; best and cleanest house in town. (5 BEMAN COOKS WANTED. 14 GEARY ST. 635 CLAYST NEW MANAGEMENT; MOST substantial 5-cent meal in the city. TRST-CLASS GENTLEMEN SOLICITORS wanted: steady and lucrative business. Call at Toom 165, Crocker building. No book-canvassing. NE RELIABLE GENTLEMAN OR LADY IN every town to introduce our gold-lined luminous signs, doorplates and house numbers; can be read in the dark: something entirely naw; without exception the finest, oost and mostattractive plates ever manufactured: samples, with any name, in- scription or house number, including neat sampie ccase, sent on receipt of $1 50; illustrated circuiar, 10c: inclose stamp for particulars. Luminous Plate Company, 771 Howard st., S. F., Cal. TVE AGENT WANTED FOR BUSINESS proposition. Y., box 61, Call Office. MES SHOES 16-SOLED. 40c: HEELS, %c; done in 15 minutes. 635 Kearny st., basement, FREE COFFEE AXD ROLLS. 704 SANSOME; single rooms 15c, 20¢ night, 1 a week. DENTISTS. R. J.J. LEEK, 1206 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN Gate ave.—Open evenings: Sundays till noon. FIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY AT LOWEST prices at_Obdontunder Dental Parlors, 8153, Geary st bet. Hyde and Larkin; extractions (paitiless) for 60 days more, 25c. R. L. WALSH, D.D S., proprietor. F.REA,300 TURK ST—ALL DENTAL WORK ai lowest prices and warranted; open evenings. LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR.J. W. KEY. 1122 Market st. R. GEORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUINE Leek dentist, discoverer of nainiess_extraction and patentee of improved bridge work or teeth without any piate, moved from 6 to 20 O'Farrell st. Wagen piano. Call factory, 1609 Santa Clara st. Pleus FROM $1 A WEEK: STEINWA Weber and Som HEINE, 410 Postst. Wit G.BADGER WITH KOHLER & CHASE, 26, 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. VW EBER UPRIGHT, $275: L Cumstone square, $25. BRUENN, PEN FOR BUSINESS. The finest line of new pianos for rent and sale in San Francisco. J. HARRY SCOTT, 929 Market st., Spreckels buildin; IOLINISTS AND ZITH R PLAYERS S exhibit of H. MULLER at Mechanlcs' Fair. OW IS THE TIME TO BUY Long piano; retiring from busin sonable offer refused. W arerooms, 340 HALLETT & 28 Post. “A T CHALFANTS'S,8 MASON,COR. MARKET, sets of teeth are made to please or no charge: on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced; !mlll #old fillings 47l.lly~ 2; painless extraction. Cmomz DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- Xet, bet. 3d_and 4tn, gas _speetallats: only reir- sble agent for painiess extraction: artificial teeth 1rm §0; fillings from $1; extracting 50¢, with gas$1. 7T A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS g00d as can be made; fiiling $1. DR. SIMMS, dentiat, 930 Marke: st next Baldwin Paserin R. H. b. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND wm.ol'x’z Dlates a specialty. 1841 Polk’:‘t.EETH R LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKE D Gear Bloventn o hargs: for extrating whea pistes are made: old plates made over like new: teeth from $8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given. VOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. Chern DI Gk ATEW: Dodknge MAE AR IERNS: LOW PRICI CHASE. "A BETTER AND EASIER PLAN 0 BUY & jgood_ plano by renting. Be careful to g0 1o KOHLER & CHASE’S, 28 and 80 O'Farrell st. T)ECKER BRO: WAY, FISCHER AND other first-class makes Of pianos; little used: cheap for cash or on easy terms. KOHLER & CHASE 8 and 80 O'Farrell st. S5 ARGAINSIN HIGH-GRADE PTANOS: EASY payments. SCHMITZ & CO., 935 Market st. N ELEGANT DISPLAY OF MANDOL guitars and sat MAUVAIS'. 76 UST RECEIVED—CELEBRATED BUSH & Gerts pianos: tone unsurpassed; cases unique. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 324 Post st. ENTING PIANOS: LARGE AND VARIED assortment; tuned free. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.’S Piano-house, cor. Kearny and Sucter sts. ¥INANCIAL, 12000 At e, 3 oh Ar OX y improved property which is now rented at $162 per month. Appl, WM. M. DE WOLF, 1050 Broadway, Olkllll’x%.y = YRON MAUZY, 808 POST ST.—SOHMER, Newby & Evans, Briggs and other pianos. TECK, CHICKERING & SONS, VOSE AND Steriing pianos soid on $10mstallments. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, soie agents, 16-20 O'Farreil s. SR e e WECAN LOAN YOU MONEY ON S. F. AND Oakland real estate, first mortgage, at 7 and 8 percent. A.F. JOHNS & CO., 632 Market st., rm. 9. W ANTED-MEN WHO DO NOT RECEIVE their wages to place accounts with us; law and commercial collection: no charge unless successful. KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY, 110 Sutter, r 4. EST PLACE IN CITY FOR SECOND-HAND shoes, 72614 opp. Howard-st. Theater, or 129 Sixth st.; misfit shoes bought or exchanged. IVE MEN WANTED FOR LIGHT OUT- door work ; will pay competent person $3 50 a day. Apply at store, 328 Seventh st. BA.BBERH’ PROTECTIVE UNION EMPLOY- ment secretary. CONRAD TROELL, 657 Clay. TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room; 25¢ a night: $1 & week. 321 ELLIS, ROSEDALE—ROOMS 25¢ TO 60¢ anight; $1 to $3 a week; open all night. ARNY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON your furniture, pianos or estate: lowest Tate: call and state your propokition or write: open evenings. J. NOONAN. 1021 Mission st. RESOLUTIONS. RESOLUTIONS AT A MEETING OF THE Board of New City Hall Commissioners, held September 11, 1895, the following resolutions were T so 1t solved, at a estimate, No n V‘;I;'e ‘;‘r:‘::: of ‘1{. "‘e”’ .fimx O'Connell & Lewis, ract No. puss o Resolved, That 4 pi D ratimate No. 5, in the sum of $720, in favor of J. W. Grace & Co., 0n con- tract No. 59, pass to print. Ayes—Commissioners Sutro, Creswell, Broderick. J.J. MCCARTHY, Secretary. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE AND PROBATE Allaws a specialty; suits, Superior, Justice and Police Cour:s: terms reasonable: collections, etc. G.W.HOWE, att'y-at-law, 850 Market,cor.St OHN K. AITKEN, ATTORN 16and 17, 402 Moutgomery st., cor. Calif W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, « Caiiforaia st., rms. 14-15: dvico free. TY;EWRITE!(! AND SUPPLIES, LEASED TO QUAT "MAKE YOUR ACQUAINT- ance: all classes of type written and mimeo- graph _work reasonably und promptly don typewriter ribbons $6 dozen, guaranteed. A’ C.BUSTUDE : telephone—Main, 5807; 630 Mark NVINCIBLE RIBBONS AND CARBONS are absolutely guaranteed. United Typewriter and Supplies Co., 413 Montgomery st.